Readings in the History of Civilization, Volume 2

18th century ancient Aristotle artist asceticism authority became believe called Calvin Calvinistic capitalism capitalist Catholic character Christian Church civilization common culture Dante Deists Descartes divine doctrine earthly economic élite England English ethics Europe external fact faith feudal following selection France French French Revolution gentleman German God's Greeks Harry Elmer Barnes human humanist idea ideal ideational individual influence intellectual kings labor Lewis Mumford living Locke Luther man's means medieval ment method Middle Ages mind miracles modern monasticism monks moral natural religion Newton philosopher political Pope principle progress Protestant Protestantism rationalist reason Reformation religious Renaissance Reprinted by permission revelation Revolution rich Roman Rousseau sacraments Saint salvation scientific secular sense sixteenth century social society soul spirit super-ego supernatural supersensory superstition temporal theology theory things thought tion tradition true truth universal virtues Voltaire wealth whole